Food & Culture

Eat with context

Korean food and drinking culture, made approachable

Learn the customs by taking part in a real meal. Alcohol participation is always optional.

FOOD & CULTURE

Context you can use at the table

Shared-table rhythm

Korean BBQ is social and collaborative. Your host explains how the restaurant works while the meal is happening.

Pouring and pacing

Learn why people may pour for one another and how customs can vary. Drinking remains optional.

The “second round”

A second venue is a familiar part of many Korean nights out. Here it creates a new food, drink and conversation setting.

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